The FBI likely employed its CIPAV spyware to eavesdrop on Kim Dotcom and other managers of MegaUpload, according to a report by CNET.

Trymedia’s ActiveStore web-based storefront application, which processes digital game purchases made by customers on its partners’ websites, was recently breached, exposing credit card numbers and other personal information of more than 12,000 customer…

A talk at the Information Exploitation Conference at the Home Office’s Security and Policing Exhibition 2012 today addresses the disconnect between user and professional, and calls for a new standard that focuses on training and awareness.

As Microsoft seeks to wean users away from the aging and insecure Internet Explorer 6, companies with IE6 legacy applications are stuck – they can’t upgrade to a newer OS because IE6 is no longer supported; and they still need IE6.

The iPhone 5 is expected to hit the market sometime this year, but scammers are looking to give you one for “free” right now.

Andrey Sabelnikov, named in Microsoft court papers as controller of the Kelihos botnet, declares his innocence in a LiveJournal post.

Trend Micro researchers are warning that a recently patched flaw in Windows Media Player is being used by remote hackers to launch malware.

A new report from the Information Security Forum (ISF) proposes the evolution from simple data defense to cyber resilience.

New research from anti-malware company ESET shows how easy it is to tailor Carberp to attack new and different targets.

Mobile operator O2 has apologized for a technical problem that resulted in subscribers’ phone numbers being included in header information sent to websites they visited.